Sentence examples for becomes a basis from inspiring English sources
An efficiency enhancement of coal-fired power units becomes a basis for the reduction in the consumption of primary fuels and as a result in CO2 emissions.
That's what expands the sense of belonging and membership that people in a community feel, and becomes a basis for the entirety of the rest of the discussion (even, especially, differences).
If this universal freedom from prejudice and distrust is common knowledge among members of society, or close to that, one might plausibly conjecture that this common knowledge becomes a basis of social solidarity and general civility.
Such cumulative modifications allow for what Tomasello calls a "ratchet effect": a "cycle in which an improvement is made, becomes standard for the group, and then becomes a basis for further innovation".
When a human dies, the soul passes into the next world, where its spiritual development in the physical world becomes a basis for judgment and advancement in the spiritual world.
The lack of a top-tier law degree can become a basis for attacking a nominee.
The models she established became a basis for studying potential medications to treat drug abuse.
The native Bible became a basis for the further development of Icelandic.
His polls became a basis for the "Harry and Louise" commercials, which the insurance industry used to derail the Clinton administration's proposal for universal health care.
She also complained that Cameron's response may become "a basis for radicalisation [which] could have consequences for us for years to come".
